1. Brakes, wheels, suspension, stiffness - Toyota Sprinter Trueno, 1.6 L, 1998
First of all, a set of 15 forging Slik (6.2 kg) was purchased with Dunlop Sport 9000 195 * 55 * 15 tires (of course I would like something like the Japanese classic Rays TE37, Buddy Club P1 or Desmond Rega Master, but find something more or less alive, difficult, and even if something in our city is problematic to straighten out. Set of 17th Japanese chrome was quietly forgotten in the far corner of the garage, and soon found a new owner in Moscow.
A pair of used wheels were also purchased Yokohama slicks and a pair with Dunlop.Also a pair of ADVAN A048 205 * 50 * 15 semi-slick cylinders for replacement.C
Yakhi were ordered, brought and installed perforated disks with Dixcel notches
back - 275 hoses
in front - 350 hoses
tips - 4 pcs
banjo - 4 pcs
set of 10 gaskets - 1 pc
hose fasteners - 6 pcs
everything would be fine, but I had to shuffle with hose fasteners so that everything was securely fixed: at the back I fixed it through a spacer into place fastening the ABS sensor wiring; at the front, also through spacers, to the standard hose attachment points (body, rack)
All brake fluid was replaced with LIQUI MOLY DOT4 (1 liter was enough for brakes and coupling from scratch).
Brake machines with pads from Mazda RX-7 were bought for the future swap and are waiting in the wings.
To lower the machine, I also purchased RS-R springs, which I will install together with the machines.
To tighten the body, a pair of struts are installed: in front of the Juran, ass Carbing.
+10 - I also want springs, so I think, as needed, a complete horse-sport whale to buy and swap.
By the way, what do you think, (I have a MacPherson), which is better, to put yourself SSS and RS-R springs or stick Tein super street screws on your Mac? Just get out for 50 thousand. it is not possible to install Tein on SSS (on SSS it is almost 2 times more expensive than on Mac)